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Subject: Re: [R] R usage for log analysis
Hello
Thanks all for the answers.
I'm taking an overview to the project documentation, and seems the
database is the way to go to handle log files of GB order (normally
between 2 and 4 GB each 15 day dump
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Hello
Thanks all for the answers.
I'm taking an overview to the project documentation, and seems the
database is the way to go to handle log files of GB order (normally
between 2 and 4 GB each 15 day dump).
In this document http://cran.r-project.org/doc/manuals/R-data.html,
says R will load all
Subject: Re: [R] R usage for log analysis
Hello
Thanks all for the answers.
I'm taking an overview to the project documentation, and seems the
database is the way to go to handle log files of GB order (normally
between 2 and 4 GB each 15 day dump).
In this document http://cran.r-project.org/doc
Gabriel Diaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm taking an overview to the project documentation, and seems the
database is the way to go to handle log files of GB order (normally
between 2 and 4 GB each 15 day dump).
In this document http://cran.r-project.org/doc/manuals/R-data.html,
says R will
Using Perl or R shouldn't be an either/or issue.
We can call Perl code from R (via RSPerl at least)
and then we get the benefit of well tested, fast code
that might exist in Perl to read the log files
and the ability to do interactive, exploratory analysis in R.
And reading the file in Perl does
hello
why not? i know nothing about R but that is a statistical tool, so if
I want statistics about the events in a log file, is still a bad
choice to use R?
thanks
gabi
On 6/11/06, Xiaoting Hua [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I heared some project use Perl to analysis log file. And I don't think
Gabriel Diaz a écrit :
why not? i know nothing about R but that is a statistical tool, so if
I want statistics about the events in a log file, is still a bad
choice to use R?
Before knowing R, I wrote some gawk soft to realize log file analysis
(internet web pages visit statistics).
If I
hello
and what is the correct path to do it?
I mean, put logs files in a mysql or somehting like that, and then
make R use that data, using the data from the files directly?
pre-parse the log files to accomodate them to R?
I need faqs, manuals, books, whatever to learn about this, can anyone
Gabriel Diaz a écrit :
hello
and what is the correct path to do it?
I mean, put logs files in a mysql or somehting like that, and then
make R use that data, using the data from the files directly?
pre-parse the log files to accomodate them to R?
I need faqs, manuals, books, whatever
Gabriel Diaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
and what is the correct path to do it?
I mean, put logs files in a mysql or somehting like that, and then
make R use that data, using the data from the files directly?
I haven't stuck anything in a DB yet. I'm not sure how much of the DB
clue is used
Hello,
Is there any software project that uses R to do log file analisys?
thanks
gabi
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I heared some project use Perl to analysis log file. And I don't think
it's suit to analysis log file for R.
On 6/11/06, Gabriel Diaz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Is there any software project that uses R to do log file analisys?
thanks
gabi
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